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It's the spooky month! What better way to celebrate spooky times than with a good old-fashioned karaoke night! Friday, October 29th at 8 PM central time, Minty and I will be hosting the classic event and we hope you all can make it! Also, as a change of pace, I'm adding a poll to this post to determine where we're meeting! Will it be discord or teamspeak? You decide!
It will be so nice to hear the spooky songs and hear all your beautiful voices again! Listed below are the rules for this event.
1. Do not queue your mic while others are singing. We engage in a hobby that attracts the most socially awkward of individuals and getting up to sing in front of 30-40 strangers can scare the heck out of anyone. Please make it easier by keeping your mic muted and/or enabling push-to-talk. If repeat offenses occur, perpetrators will be globally muted.
2. Songs must adhere to the EGO guidelines. Yes, you can swear. No, you cannot use derogatory slurs. Use your head. If your song does not adhere to EGO guidelines, you will be globally muted. Further intentionally-inappropriate songs will follow w/k/b as inappropriate or inflammatory rhetoric. If you have to ask if it's appropriate, it's probably not.
3. Please keep your songs under 5 minutes. I know, One Day More is a classic. But in the interest of ensuring everyone has a chance, we have to keep the line moving. If your song is longer than Bohemian Rhapsody, you will probably want avoid it.
4. Let the room know when you are finished. Some songs fade out, and that's totally cool. We don't want to interrupt you mid-November Rain because you get quiet all of a sudden, so make sure you let us know when your song has concluded!
5. This event is password-protected for a reason. Every one of us has those friends that we love, but can get somewhat rowdy. We want to get as many people here as we can, but not at the expense of the rest of us. Make sure the friends you invite are aware of the rules and intend to follow them. (This rule is subject to change should the event be in discord)
There is also an award for singing at this event. Sing for the first time, give me your forum name, and our lovely mother DrkChocolate will be there to grant it to you.
Happy Halloween!
It will be so nice to hear the spooky songs and hear all your beautiful voices again! Listed below are the rules for this event.
1. Do not queue your mic while others are singing. We engage in a hobby that attracts the most socially awkward of individuals and getting up to sing in front of 30-40 strangers can scare the heck out of anyone. Please make it easier by keeping your mic muted and/or enabling push-to-talk. If repeat offenses occur, perpetrators will be globally muted.
2. Songs must adhere to the EGO guidelines. Yes, you can swear. No, you cannot use derogatory slurs. Use your head. If your song does not adhere to EGO guidelines, you will be globally muted. Further intentionally-inappropriate songs will follow w/k/b as inappropriate or inflammatory rhetoric. If you have to ask if it's appropriate, it's probably not.
3. Please keep your songs under 5 minutes. I know, One Day More is a classic. But in the interest of ensuring everyone has a chance, we have to keep the line moving. If your song is longer than Bohemian Rhapsody, you will probably want avoid it.
4. Let the room know when you are finished. Some songs fade out, and that's totally cool. We don't want to interrupt you mid-November Rain because you get quiet all of a sudden, so make sure you let us know when your song has concluded!
5. This event is password-protected for a reason. Every one of us has those friends that we love, but can get somewhat rowdy. We want to get as many people here as we can, but not at the expense of the rest of us. Make sure the friends you invite are aware of the rules and intend to follow them. (This rule is subject to change should the event be in discord)
There is also an award for singing at this event. Sing for the first time, give me your forum name, and our lovely mother DrkChocolate will be there to grant it to you.
Happy Halloween!
